Honey had also opened the scoring for The Blues before the visitors levelled from the penalty spot midway through the second half.
Rye United remain third from bottom in the table after losing 2-0 at home to Selsey, their fate being sealed by a goal at the end of each half.
Westfield's hopes of overhauling Division Two leaders Pagham were all but ended by a 2-0 defeat in West Sussex. Two second half goals did the damage for a side which now sits a daunting 13 points clear of the rest of the table.
Little Common breathed new life into their promotion hopes in Division Three with a 4-1 win at home to Newhaven.
Goals from Kingsley Parsons, Lewis Holes (2) and Sam Thompson overturned an early deficit, but this was only half the story as the visitors also had two players sent-off during the match and another dismissed after the final whistle. The Newhaven assistant manager was also sent from the dugout as tempers boiled over, while Ben Eldridge saw red for the Commoners.
Bexhill United slumped to a 5-1 defeat away to Division Three champions-elect Rustington with John Winfield scoring what proved to be a consolation.